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Articles by Hugh J. Gorman
Getting it right: Capitalizing on the lifestyle renter
For many, home ownership is seen as a badge of honor representing a financial milestone on the journey through adulthood. But as the saying goes—times are a changin’—and today we are seeing more people choosing to rent – but not for the reasons you might think. Referred to as Lifestyle Renters, this cohort includes young professionals with and without small children, as well as empty nesters.
5 major Canadian housing REITs launch ForAffordable.ca
In the face of a federal government plan to re-examine the tax treatment of real estate investment trusts (REITs), and economic conditions which make it increasingly challenging to build affordable housing in major urban markets, five of Canada’s largest residential owners/operators have launched ForAffordable.ca.
Toronto industrial market has millions of new sq. ft. on the way
Industrial real estate transactions in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) may have slowed in Q3 and developers and landlords may be becoming more cautious in response to current economic conditions, but the outlook remains positive for the approximately 840-million-square-foot and growing market during the next year. Rents continued to rise, the vacancy rate was at a record low 0.9 per cent during the quarter and demand continues to outpace supply, so the pieces are in place for continued activity.
Real estate development: an interview with Hugh Gorman
There are a multitude of skills needed to be successful in real estate development. It is a job that often has many moving parts and requires a broad depth of knowledge. The Certificate in Real Estate Development from Future EDge @ Carleton University helps students understand and navigate the complexities involved with real estate development.
Best Books on the Periodic Table
Before we get to the books you’re recommending about various elements, do you think the periodic table is a useful prism for looking at the world? Noelle Eckley Selin: The periodic table contains the building blocks for so many substances that are useful for our society. It’s a language by which materials and technologies are built. I view the periodic table and the elements as the combinations that affect our lives. Henrik Selin: I agree.
Bringing vibrancy to Canada’s downtowns
Return to office struggles provide opportunity to shift vision On March 23, 2020, as COVID-19 infections spread across the country and around the world, political and business leaders told people to “go home and stay home”. Now, after two-plus years, the haze of the pandemic is lifting, and the impact of that decision is becoming clearer: hybrid work is here to stay and how we utilize and value commercial space is forever changed.
HINGHAM COMMENTARY: Longtime Hingham barber retires
Hugh J. Gorman, III Hingham Journal In 1956 after serving in the Korean Conflict and stateside in Maine and with his honorable discharge papers from the United States Air Force in hand, Sam Barrese moved to Hingham with his wife Rovena to begin his career as a barber.Early on, Sam honed his craft in Joe Merlino’s barber shop next door to Ye Olde Mill Grille (now the Liberty Grill) across from Hingham Harbor.
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